Casefile Clues: Back Issues of Casefile Clues 1-10 and 11-20

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Saturday, December 12, 2009

Back Issues of Casefile Clues 1-10 and 11-20

As mentioned earlier in an earlier post, subscription cut off times are Saturday night for the issue dated the immediate Sunday thereafter.

Those who are interested in back issues can purchase them in sets of 10. Orders can be made by clicking on any of the following links which will take you directly to PayPal to process secure payment.

Contents:

Volume 1, Number 1--"Lessons from an Estate Record"

Volume 1, Number 2--"Passport Records"

Volume 1, Number 3--"Preemption Claim"

Volume 1, Number 4--"Multiple Parents"

Volume 1, Number 5--"Finding a Chicago Christening"

Volume 1, Number 6--"The Civil War Pension File of Riley Rampley"

Volume 1, Number 7--"Looking for Ira's Lucretia"

Volume 1, Number 8--"Platting out Thomas Sledd's Heirs"

Volume 1, Number 9--"Finding and Analyzing Pre-1850 Census Records"

Volume 1, Number 10--"Getting from One Ira to Another"

Volume 1, Number 11- "The Homestead Application of the Heirs of Rolf Habben"

Volume 1, Number 12-"Is the Wrong Name Correct?"

Volume 1, Number 13-"Brick Walls from A to Z"

Volume 1, Number 14-"Jumpstarting Your Research"

Volume 1, Number 15-"Finding Geske and her Girls"

Volume 1, Number 16-"A Lot on Barbara's Lots"

Volume 1, Number 17-"Starting to Get Help from a Professional"

Volume 1, Number 18-"Analyzing a Biography"

Volume 1, Number 19-"Public Sale"

Volume 1, Number 20-"Charting an 1870 Census Search"

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